This guy pisses me off, he’s the same guy who said that if we don’t want him in our female only spaces, we are the misogynists. What????
Boy, you sound dumb as hell.
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This guy pisses me off, he’s the same guy who said that if we don’t want him in our female only spaces, we are the misogynists. What????
Boy, you sound dumb as hell.
No. And I don't agree with anyone receiving an ( expected?) inheritance early? Why should they? That's only my view, I'm not pushing it onto you ; you will, or course, make your own mind up over this xxx
They already have it unfortunately.
My theory on Jessica Alves is that he’s a plastic surgery addict and with addicts they fall deeper into addiction and will find new ways to sustain and to keep their high. I believe transitioning is a new way for him to experience surgeries he never had before as he ran out of surgeries that could be performed on him. So he went the route of transitioning for two reasons, the first reason was so he could have new surgery experiences and the second reason his surgeries were now being validated by the public as he is now being his “true self” yet ignoring his very obvious fragile mental state and very obvious addiction to cosmetic surgery.
Now he can partake and indulge in all the surgeries he wants whilst being validated by people because he is now just expressing “the woman that was trapped within” and making excuses that his addiction was him struggling with gender dysphoria. Yet any one who knows an addict will know for a fact that an addict will find any way to get their next fix and his way of getting his next fix was transitioning as he ran out surgeries that gave him his high whilst he was a man.
Him being a caricature of a woman is fine to them because his feelings matter when in reality he is very obviously destroying himself and they are gladly applauding an addict and a man who is plagued with mental health issues all in the name of being accepting and the fear of being tarnished with the term “bigot” or “transphobic”.
How can someone be trans, genderfluid, and non-binary? I’ll never understand someone who says they are trans but also neither gender, and then become upset when they don’t make an effort to look like the sex and people comment on that. If I saw him in real life (or even in his photos) I’d think he was a feminine man, not trying to be a woman. The 5 o’clock shadow, the hairy chest, the adams apple, and the trousers bulge would give it away.
This guy pisses me off, he’s the same guy who said that if we don’t want him in our female only spaces, we are the misogynists. What????
That there’s people and organisations that would have me believe that he, in his current state, is a woman is an insult. I’m sure he has his reasons for doing what he’s doing, but we shouldn’t be expected to suspend our own beliefs for it.
As for the whole Mermaids debacle, shouldn’t alarm bells have started ringing when they were encouraging kids to go behind their parents back and keep secrets? When the chat rooms on the site weren’t monitored properly? Now this? Surely a children’s charity where people are going to have access to contacting children would be thoroughly vetted.
Also can’t believe that there are people on twitter saying that this is an ‘attack’ on mermaids and they’re only doing it to ‘stop kids having access to information about transitioning’… no. They employed a person who hasn’t been shy in saying they’re attracted to children. Any charity would be given the same scrutiny. It’s almost as if they want to keep the charity running even at the cost of children’s safety. Surely if someone was genuinely worried about children they would be showing concern about this as well? Why can’t they see that Mermaids did wrong?
Ok I’m rambling now, but I hope you get the gist.
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Interesting twitter thread
Harvard hospital claims 'babies know in WOMB if they're transgender'
In a now-deleted video, the Boston Children's Hospital suggests an even larger number of minors know their trans 'as soon as they can talk'. Critics told DailyMail.com it was a dangerous sign.
Interesting twitter thread
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Has this been posted?
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Biological sex is a 'concept', says trustee of trans charity Mermaids
Dr Katie McDowell, who works at King's College Hospital in south London, complained that 'everybody is obsessed with genitals' when defining sex.
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How the actual duck do these people make it into Med school and manage to graduate.Has this been posted?
Biological sex is a 'concept', says trustee of trans charity Mermaids
Dr Katie McDowell, who works at King's College Hospital in south London, complained that 'everybody is obsessed with genitals' when defining sex.
So apparently, trans and gender diverse people need "30 days annual gender affirmation leave".
Another 6 weeks off work to prance around in front of your mum's bedroom mirror, practising your womanface? I don't think so!
Another 6 weeks off work to prance around in front of your mum's bedroom mirror, practising your womanface? I don't think so!
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A former non-binary Instagram bod I follow has posted about detransitioners and how she identified as non-binary to cope with the fact she doesn't meet traditional female beauty standards (something I've said all along). Some agreement, and detransitioners, in the comments.
I do feel like there's a bit of a shift underway.
I do feel like there's a bit of a shift underway.
I'd try to make sure your child knows that "top surgery", just like mastectomy, can cause mobility problems in the arms and trunk due to tissue loss and skin tightening, long term ongoing pain that can require opioid medication, scarring is unpredictable etc and more. There's a reason why normally, women only consider this operation to try to save their lives. It is presented to young people as a simple op to remove two lumps of gender nonconforming tissue, like just unscrewing a light bulb or something, but it's really not that simple. My 15 year old has a friend who thinks she's a boy and she is excitedly counting down to her own potential surgery date and it breaks my heart because she has no idea.
I know someone who had facial 'feminisation' surgery with Inglefield. He took £15k of her money, and basically just made her look slightly fatter and permanently surprised, and she now has a massive gnarly scar across her forehead. He's a charlatan. He knows desperate people with poorly managed body image issues will pay him to do whatever he wants to them. He knew this TW didn't know what she wanted, so just recommended the easiest procedures possible - a brow 'lift' (she can't move her eyebrows), 'hairline lowering' (hence the scar) and cheek implants 'to give the impression of a rounder, more feminine jawline'.Don't forget they only put their 'best' outcome photos on:
7374 - Inglefield, Christopher (thelondontransgenderclinic.uk)
FtM Top Surgery before and after patient photos from London Plastic Surgery Specialist Mr. Inglefieldwww.thelondontransgenderclinic.uk
The trans surgery minefield is just full of exploitative people who know that all they need to do is cluck sympathetically about pronouns and affirmation and people will just spray them with money.
This is one of the less horrific-looking outcomes of "top surgery" that I've seen so far, and it's still awful to my mind.
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Link to Twitter
If 30 days off to affirm your gender is ever a part of employment rights I will be taking it too - why only trans, why not for everyone?So apparently, trans and gender diverse people need "30 days annual gender affirmation leave".
Another 6 weeks off work to prance around in front of your mum's bedroom mirror, practising your womanface? I don't think so!
Lots of women have much narrower ribcage than men and end up with that little pocket of underarm fat (which looks totally normal on a female body), then a flat, narrow chest. It's just a very weird look even when the results are "good".
That's before we even get to the complications and pain. My mum had a mastectomy 18 years ago due to cancer, and the results actually look much more conservative than "top surgery", and she still suffers with her scar now.
That's before we even get to the complications and pain. My mum had a mastectomy 18 years ago due to cancer, and the results actually look much more conservative than "top surgery", and she still suffers with her scar now.
“All of those seems to be aesthetic” no tit,look at Nikita dragun and Jessica Alves
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